@@jordanjimenez thanks man, chippin away at technique, but gotta play around with it

Thanks man, chippinaway

Your timing needs work brother. Try drilling out simpler scratches and get them on point before getting so tech. My 2c. Hope that sounded constructive. With that said you did nail a few spots dead on. Also maybe its yt, but seems like the beat is too quiet. 👍

@@elvispresley6760 agreed, thanks. I get wrapped in wanting speed over precision. Timing is a real struggle for me as well

​@@elvispresley6760as far as the sound, was still fiddling around with it. Trying to not clip my interface, off work tommorrow so hopefully can get it squared p

@@JuseOneHomeRoomCrew I remember hearing your name on the home rooms

Thank you. I kinda was under the impression it was more like a boomerang type movement. I will definitely give that a try. OG flare flare normally formally goes forward with one click and then it is pulled back. What you're saying is to continue to go forward with it and then as I'm pulling the record back to another OG flare. I will definitely give it a try. Thanks again for the help

@@ScratchMoneyLove the Prism is just an OG flare followed by a reverse OG flare (with the added tear style hand movement to help chop it up more). The OG flare is 2 clicks forward, 1 click back. The reverse OG flare is 1 click forward, two clicks back. There is no difference in your fader hand, it does the same thing in both cases. That is, start open, close it, quickly click it then open until you pull it back past the beginning of the sample. The way I think about it is just a chirp and your squeezing an extra click in the middle. If that extra click is cutting the front chirp in half, it’s OG flare, if that middle click cuts the chirp back in half, that’s a reverse OG flare. The boomerang is stupid as it’s shown, don’t even bother with that. Any scratch (like boomerang) that are “closed fader” scratches are just convoluted ways to do the same thing easier assuming you are operating the start of the sample. For example, the boomerang starts with a slice then dice forward. That’s two round trips of the fader. If you start at the beginning of your sample, just do a baby plus half chirp forward and you make the EXACT same notes (try it, you’ll see) but only used half a round trip on the fader instead of two round trips. Make sense?

@@kyleucf That makes sense. When I get home this afternoon I will Give it a try.

Thank you, transforms are a weak spot

Lolol

I see progress. I'm dedicated

True! Not too much but everyday!

@@ignitore 15min twice a day is better than 10 hours one day a week very good advice !!!

Thanks, yea, one day at a time

Thanks! I give my left side some practice time, but not nearly as much. I have been watching some of their stuff. Question, english shortee, as in studio scratches or othrre shortee?

@@ScratchMoneyLove www.youtube.com/@djshortee

No, just regular

Thank you yeah I don't have my hand speed down yet. That's a good idea

El fundillo es lo qué se debe de rascar porque está feo pa la foto y peor pa el video😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

O injusto 😅😅😅

Lol yeah im not sure how to get sound out of both side when using one table

I know, i have been lookin inyo that. I use a scarlet 2i2

One of my first records for scratchin